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01. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Never In Doubt (Widescreen Rework)
02. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - The Journey (Cardiac Club Remix)
03. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Vibration (Cardiac Club & AJE Rework)
04. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - I Saw Stars (Cy Samuels & AJE Rework)
05. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Waiting For Space (Dylan Colby "Swerve Reunion" Mix)
06. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Jazz Face (AJE Rework)
07. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Quiet Hero (Cardiac Club Remix)
08. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Vibration (Leo Zero Remix)
09. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Cinematize (Curveball Version)
10. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Quiet Hero (Widescreen "Healer" Rework)
11. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Hallucinogenic (Spaceface Remix)
12. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Eyes Wide Open (Ribes Remix)
ARTIST
TITLE
Suite Shop Reworks
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
HANCD 012CD HANCD 012CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
5/3/2024

Colin Baldry's Ambient Jazz Ensemble often compared to Bob James and David Axelrod due to the large ensemble and orchestral elements. AJE are a London based 15-piece jazz with classical and electronic music orchestra. Baldry has created upbeat house, disco and electronic reworks of all ten tracks off his debut and Gilles Peterson' favorite Suite Shop album with the inclusion of mixes by Simbad, Leo Zero, and Leftside Wobble. AJE's remixes mastered by Jon Hopkins engineer Guy Davie on his gorgeous 1970s EMI Lagos desk. Dylan Colby remix closing track on Hospital Records We Are 21 compilation. Baldry's impressive music career includes writing and producing for iconic labels Motown, RCA, Geffen and Capitol Records whilst arranging and conducting The BBC Concert Orchestra and The City Of Prague Philharmonic, Baldry's expansive experience has in result meant a bigger approach to ideas. With access to working with world-class orchestras, he has been able to create large-scale epic arrangements, which has no doubt furthered his talent for emotive, cinematic compositions. Often described as "storytelling," Baldry himself regards AJE's musical output as the painting of a scene not unlike the role of a film score.